Posted on 11/19/2009 7:02:35 PM PST by Tigen
A Pakistan native who was trained as a scientist in the US and suspected of being an al-Qaida operative has promised to boycott her January trial in New York.
Aafia Siddiqui interrupted lawyers to announce in federal court in Manhattan on Thursday that she did not plan to participate in her trial.
Then, during a break, she told US marshals she did not want to return to the courtroom when they led her out as she continued talking.
Siddiqui faces charges after US authorities said she grabbed a gun and fired it at a police station in Afghanistan in July 2008. She was wounded in the struggle with American soldiers.
Siddiqui studied at MIT and Brandeis University before fleeing to her native Pakistan in 2003.
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A Pakistan native who was trained as a scientist in the US... Siddiqui faces charges after US authorities said she grabbed a gun and fired it at a police station in Afghanistan in July 2008. She was wounded in the struggle with American soldiers. Siddiqui studied at MIT and Brandeis University before fleeing to her native Pakistan in 2003.Might I suggest a rendered verdict, and death sentence?
Muslim U.N. Official Warns of Islamic Suicide Bombers
if Global Ban on Blasphemy Rejected
Thursday, November 19, 2009 | Kristinn
Posted on 11/19/2009 4:45:10 PM PST by kristinn
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2390331/posts
What if they gave a NYC terror trial, and nobody came?
This is getting verrrrry old. Why don’t these muslim morons just stfu?
It will take many years, but eventually, evil behavior by Muslims will bring us to realize summary execution is the only reasonable solution.
Or, Western Civilization dies.
Not saying one is more likely than the other. Suicide is an option.
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